In late March, Liverpool announced that ticket prices would be rising in line with the consumer price index (CPI) for inflation for the next three seasons.

That means that, for next season, season ticket prices are increasing by between £21.50 and £27, while prices for each individual ticket for non season ticket holders will go up between £1.25 to £1.75.

Further increases will follow in the following two seasons, meaning that some fans will potentially be paying around £100 more for their season ticket by 2028. Growth in the rate of inflation could raise that increase further.

This is the first time a Premier League club has pre-announced ticket price rises for multiple consecutive campaigns, and will mean Liverpool ticket prices have gone up in five out of six seasons by the start of the 2028-29 campaign.

Data from Uefa's annual European club finance and investment landscape report shows that - including both general admission and hospitality - Liverpool make an average of £74 per fan from every ticket they sell.

The Reds made £120m in total ticket revenue last year, a 27 percent year-on-year increase, in part because of the opening...